Hello
I have problem with usbkey mount under KDE5
Why does not KDE5 mount usbkey?
In Xfce4 there is no problem anymore. Now everything works after installation.. USBkey mounts after inserting into the drive
In the past .. It used to be necessary to give permissions to users in policykitd + devfs.rules.
I have tired some solutions:
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/kde-mount-dvd-and-thumb-drives.65221/
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/usb-disks.html
and another..
and it doesn't working...
A lot of people have problems installing usbkey in graphic environments.
Is it not possible to create a uniform system level mechanism that will work, with every graphic environment?
It really discourages users to use the graphical environment under FreeBSD.
Not everyone wants to mount usbkey in console on the command line. In windows, linux everything works, in FreeBSD it does not work and you have to constantly combine. It works once, once it does not.
For many years as I have worked on FreeBSD like Desktop this topic is neglected. To get more and more FreeBSD users with the graphic environment it must be implemented in the system.
I have problem with usbkey mount under KDE5
Why does not KDE5 mount usbkey?
In Xfce4 there is no problem anymore. Now everything works after installation.. USBkey mounts after inserting into the drive
In the past .. It used to be necessary to give permissions to users in policykitd + devfs.rules.
I have tired some solutions:
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/kde-mount-dvd-and-thumb-drives.65221/
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/usb-disks.html
and another..
and it doesn't working...
A lot of people have problems installing usbkey in graphic environments.
Is it not possible to create a uniform system level mechanism that will work, with every graphic environment?
It really discourages users to use the graphical environment under FreeBSD.
Not everyone wants to mount usbkey in console on the command line. In windows, linux everything works, in FreeBSD it does not work and you have to constantly combine. It works once, once it does not.
For many years as I have worked on FreeBSD like Desktop this topic is neglected. To get more and more FreeBSD users with the graphic environment it must be implemented in the system.